ID Protect - what happens when unavailable at registrar?

[apollo1]

I had a recent case where a client ordered a .ca domain and selected ID protect. But eNom doesn't allow you to add ID Protect to .ca domains. I had incorrectly set WHMCS to offer ID Protect on this TLD in the domain pricing setup.

 

I caught this ahead of time and corrected the order, but I am wondering what would have happened if I didn't. Would the order go through and charge customer the amount I specified for ID Protect, or would WHMCS detect that eNom doesn't provide ID Protect on this domain and adjust itself accordingly?

 

Which brings me to my next question -- is there any way to find out which domains eNom (or ResellerClub) does NOT offer ID protect on? I heard that eNom doesn't offer ID protection on .us names either.

 

Thanks.

[othellotech]

it would charge the client, then fail to setup whois protection

[GGWH-James]

At eNom, ID Protect: Supported Domain Extensions (TLDs).

[scurrell]

At eNom, ID Protect: Supported Domain Extensions (TLDs).

 

Or, to put it more simply:

 

.ASIA

.BIZ

.COM

.INFO

.MOBI

.NAME

.NET

.ORG

.PRO

[apollo1]

Othello - Thanks for confirming, that's what I was afraid of.

 

James & Scurrell - that's excellent, thank you!

 

Well at least I can go in and select IP protection on those domains only, so that will clear up the confusion and make things much easier.